Sunspots July 20th

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Sunspots July 20th

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sunspots! This was quite remarkable and showed that, whilst my Mak/DSLR combination was the best for recording sunspots that computer-based drawings could show a lot, too.
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Hello again Philip. Another nice full Solar disc drawing from you again. And you caught the two large active region groups AR 3372 and AR 3373 in your sketch at the center and upper right with AR 3376 at the upper center forming a triangle. Thanks for sharing this work with us Philip and as I always say to you, keep looking up.
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